As an absolute noob I appreciate these videos. I know yall are a business, and need to sell product, but Chase really does a great job of giving straight up info and advice from the perspective of an experienced rider. Cheers!
Pre ⚠️warning⚠️ GET KNEE BRACES IF YOU CAN. I only wore knee pads because I never thought anything would happen to me. I went down in a turn and ruptured my acl and now I’m waiting 8 months to ride again.
As someone that's suffered from spinal nerve damage for the past 4yrs, highly recommend a minimum CE rated back/spine protection. Alpinestars makes a sweet, low profile one (bionic if I remember correctly) that fits over or under your jersey and has great coverage and is also neck brace compatible if you're into that.
Agreed I also fractured multiple beriberi and got light nerve damage but I was lucky. According to my Nero surgeon if I had hit it a centimeter to the right I would have lost all feeling in my legs. I always ride with a back and chest protector now.
the story goes like this, i ride and mid range e scooter and one summer night on the way on. i end up hitting a pot hole and flipped into the air did the roll and landed on my back. all this happen when traveling in 19 miles/ 32 km per hour. thank the gods i had got myself a enter level bell helmet, 6.0 leatt elbow guards and leatt knee brace (duel axe). what really break the fall or slow down. it's the fact that the handle bars smacked into my upper chest. and my god. it blow the air out of my lungs. sure it hurt. but i couldn't breath for up to 7 seconds. over all i wasn't hurt so badly that i need to call for help. after laying there for up to 15 minutes. i got backed up and ride home. lesson learned. get better lights and a chest armor. i am so glad that there's video about gear as this. thanks for the information!
I’ve been riding dirt bikes for a couple years now but I’m by no means great I ride enduro and not too long ago I rode a sand track and trusted my ankle really I was riding I’m my mate old tech 7s and dude I must say i think if had a cheaper boot on it would of twisted more so I think the tech 7 is the best bang for buck I don’t need tech 10s it’s over kill for me even the tech 7 but you gotta spend more to be safe and the 7 are perfect
I got tired of my feet getting soaked every time I went through a mud puddle so I got be a pair of the 509 Velo Raids. great boot for dirt and snowbike riding!
Great video I watch all of them Anyway you can do a video on the leatt 6.5 protected jacket and Maybe compare it to the 5.5 There's no video on the 6.5 out there yet
For me I decided what riding I am doing for example I am going to be doing some serious racing so I would go for the best stuff I can afford. The points I go for is a good helmet and boots and a good neck brace and a knee brace. I find what will give the best performance benefits to the best feel and comfort. I just try to do the best research I can do to protect myself.
@@rmatvmc I agree, my dad always told me to protect your noggin, your neck, knees, and your feet. We always bought new helmets and neck braces and everything to be as safe as possible while out on the track. Thank you for doing these informative videos. The really help to find what route you should go!
I can without a doubt say that a helmet and knee guards are the most important pieces of gear at own. Obviously boots and gloves and chest protectors. But EVERY time I’ve fallen off road, I’ve taken some hits to my knees and my elbows. I fell ONCE without my knee guards and my knee has been messed up for over a year now. I can flick it and cause severe pain. So, buy as much gear as you can because it will save you in the long run. Also, just watch a few crash videos and see how people crash and what happens to them. Then think of what gear you ride in and if you think you’d be fine with or without certain things.
I recently got in a really bad wreck and was in the icu for 2 weeks due to a ruptured spleen,pulmanary embolism, compount tibia fracture, 6 broken ribs pneumonia....etc and if it wasnt for the $2500 worth of gear i was wearing the doctors said i would have died, so truth is motocross is a rough sport and your going to get hurt but if you like your life and love your loved ones, protect your life and dont cheap out on gear!!!
So I'm a complete noob to dirt biking just got one like last week. One question I have regarding gear, I ordered a alpinestars m5 helmet and was wondering if the 100% racecraft 2 goggle will fit it.
I keep going back and forth between getting a sm5 or go ahead and get a 6D atr 1 but it’s just so hard to justify spending 500 dollars. I bought the tech 7 booths which was the most I’ve spent on gear. But I really want a good helmet. Should I pull the trigger on the 6D or is the SM5 good and safe enough since I don’t really race just go to the track on weekend?
Riding a track on the weekend and racing shouldn't make a difference. Maybe while racing you're pushing a little harder but you'll want what you feel is the safest helmet regardless. The SM5 is a great, affordable helmet, and I can't tell you which one is the safer between it and the ATR-1, but it's fair to say that the ATR-1 does have more advanced technology. If you feel like you'll be safe in the Astars, then get it. If you think the ATR-1 is the safest option, then go with that. - Chase
One man’s opinion: I’d go with the ATR-1. I had an ATR-1 and now I have an ATR-2. I’ve gone butt over tea kettle and slid down a gravel road on the side of my head in the ATR-1 after smacking it off the ground. My head was OK. My collar bone not so much. Every hit is different, but I spent a lot of time researching after a similar crash I had in a Shoei where I got a gnarly concussion. I have much, much more confidence in the 6D.
As someone who is just learning the clutch, how to ride, and will only be riding trails and no jumps for a long bit, do I need knee braces, chest protector, and a neck brace?
Personally, I would always recommend some sort of chest protection for any skill level. As for knee braces and a neck brace, that is completely up to the rider. Knee injuries can happen at slow speeds just a easily as high speeds, but that also doesn't mean that a knee brace will save you. I would at least get some good, protective knee guards. Neck braces are personal preference. I don't wear one personally, but if a rider feels safer wearing it, more power to them. - Chase
I am planning on ordering the Yamaha raptor 700 next month for the sand dunes ( My first quad bike ) so I would like to know if I should by all the protective gear or should I buy a helmet and boots only
It’s funny they have to say not impact rates on the lower priced chest protectors but they damn sure would have saved my ribs by just dispersing the impact even if it just a few paper plates stacked together lol.
Ive thought many times about buying elbow guards, just cant commit to them. If i did they would have to be a neoprene pull on design as i dont like Velcro straps.
Thank u for making gear guide video. Esp. very helpful for people who r new to motocross and planning to invest in gear. What would b ur personal suggestion for a beginner. Entry level boots or increasing budget to buy mid leatt4.5/tech7
I would definitely spend the extra money and either get the Tech 7 or the 4.5. Both are great boots for the price, especially the 4.5, and will be great boots as you progress and get better. - Chase
Me personally, I need a chest protector that'll cover my ribs most of my chest my shoulders and the side of my arms, something that's durable, impact resistant that'll absorb shock and that is light weight and cheap but still good
I would recommend the Alpinestars A6 based on what you're looking for. I've used it (without the arm protectors) and it feels light and has great coverage. - Chase
Have you tried a 6D ATR-2? I find the fit generous. I get a large and then substitute the medium cheek pads. You can mix and match liners and cheek pads for XS/SM, M/L, XL/XXL. So in effect you could turn a large into a medium, etc. Or like you could do a medium liner and then large cheek pads, etc. If you email them your measurements they can help you with fit.
The ATR-1 starts around $475 and the 6D ATR-2 is $650 to $700 depending on colorway. You can hit the first link in the description for a page with everything seen in this video or you can hit this link to view all our 6D helmets: www.rockymountainatvmc.com/riding-gear/6d-helmets
@@rmatvmc the leg is locked and unable to absorb impact especially when you hit obstacle down part of your foot and normally your leg would bend or slightly overextend but with braces full impact will be transferred into bone cracking it finally. Leg in a brace is less flexible and adaptable.
@@onlydaytoday2945if you’re over extending your leg then you’re going to tear something. Bones heal in 6-8 weeks, knees take many months to recover. I had knee surgery 9 weeks ago and i was not wearing braces
Watch Ryan Hughes on RUclips before purchasing neck braces and knee braces . Most top guys aren’t wearing neck braces anymore because you ride differently in the wrong technique and the same goes for knee braces , Infact you are more likely to crash being braced
Ryno says some stupid stuff. On knee braces, he says they weaken your knees. That’s idiotic. Knee braces do not assist your muscles. In other words, put a knee brace on and see if you can squat more etc. He’s become a ego self promoting know it all without understanding the basics of physics.
God only gave you one brain so save your money and get the best helmet I spent thousands on safty gear and still hurt my ribs chest protector with rib protection leaht 5.5 is a great one
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I just sold my new dirt bike to purchase Motocross Protective Gear
Ah yes, the negotiator
😂😂😂😂
Man of culture 🤣
How fast did u run round the track
😂😂😂
As an absolute noob I appreciate these videos. I know yall are a business, and need to sell product, but Chase really does a great job of giving straight up info and advice from the perspective of an experienced rider. Cheers!
Pre ⚠️warning⚠️ GET KNEE BRACES IF YOU CAN. I only wore knee pads because I never thought anything would happen to me. I went down in a turn and ruptured my acl and now I’m waiting 8 months to ride again.
you can ride now
Well would you look at that posted 8 months ago ride safely now 😐
buncha wise guys🤣
As someone that's suffered from spinal nerve damage for the past 4yrs, highly recommend a minimum CE rated back/spine protection. Alpinestars makes a sweet, low profile one (bionic if I remember correctly) that fits over or under your jersey and has great coverage and is also neck brace compatible if you're into that.
getting a bike on sunday after 15 years off. im going to heed your advice and pick one up.
Leatt 3D Hybrid 👍🏽
Agreed I also fractured multiple beriberi and got light nerve damage but I was lucky. According to my Nero surgeon if I had hit it a centimeter to the right I would have lost all feeling in my legs. I always ride with a back and chest protector now.
@@ididntseeaamvwiththissongs3472 do the chest plates cover your spine ?
@@daniels1263 yes they cover your back and most of your spine.
definitely get a knee brace. I learned the hard way and tore my ACL.
the story goes like this, i ride and mid range e scooter and one summer night on the way on. i end up hitting a pot hole and flipped into the air did the roll and landed on my back. all this happen when traveling in 19 miles/ 32 km per hour. thank the gods i had got myself a enter level bell helmet, 6.0 leatt elbow guards and leatt knee brace (duel axe). what really break the fall or slow down. it's the fact that the handle bars smacked into my upper chest. and my god. it blow the air out of my lungs. sure it hurt. but i couldn't breath for up to 7 seconds. over all i wasn't hurt so badly that i need to call for help. after laying there for up to 15 minutes. i got backed up and ride home. lesson learned. get better lights and a chest armor. i am so glad that there's video about gear as this. thanks for the information!
I’m 37, rode my whole life without braces. Finally bought a set of möbius braces. First crash wile wearing them I did my MCL....
@chase, can you do a over the boot riding pants review?
I’ve been riding dirt bikes for a couple years now but I’m by no means great I ride enduro and not too long ago I rode a sand track and trusted my ankle really I was riding I’m my mate old tech 7s and dude I must say i think if had a cheaper boot on it would of twisted more so I think the tech 7 is the best bang for buck I don’t need tech 10s it’s over kill for me even the tech 7 but you gotta spend more to be safe and the 7 are perfect
I got tired of my feet getting soaked every time I went through a mud puddle so I got be a pair of the 509 Velo Raids. great boot for dirt and snowbike riding!
Great video I watch all of them Anyway you can do a video on the leatt 6.5 protected jacket and Maybe compare it to the 5.5 There's no video on the 6.5 out there yet
Chase if your reading the comments...I want this exact thing also...6.5 leatt armor plus compared to the 5.5 standard. Cheers
For me I decided what riding I am doing for example I am going to be doing some serious racing so I would go for the best stuff I can afford. The points I go for is a good helmet and boots and a good neck brace and a knee brace. I find what will give the best performance benefits to the best feel and comfort. I just try to do the best research I can do to protect myself.
Thanks for sharing that, Riley. Research is something everyone should do a lot of! - Chase
@@rmatvmc I agree, my dad always told me to protect your noggin, your neck, knees, and your feet. We always bought new helmets and neck braces and everything to be as safe as possible while out on the track. Thank you for doing these informative videos. The really help to find what route you should go!
I can without a doubt say that a helmet and knee guards are the most important pieces of gear at own. Obviously boots and gloves and chest protectors.
But EVERY time I’ve fallen off road, I’ve taken some hits to my knees and my elbows. I fell ONCE without my knee guards and my knee has been messed up for over a year now. I can flick it and cause severe pain.
So, buy as much gear as you can because it will save you in the long run. Also, just watch a few crash videos and see how people crash and what happens to them. Then think of what gear you ride in and if you think you’d be fine with or without certain things.
I recently got in a really bad wreck and was in the icu for 2 weeks due to a ruptured spleen,pulmanary embolism, compount tibia fracture, 6 broken ribs pneumonia....etc and if it wasnt for the $2500 worth of gear i was wearing the doctors said i would have died, so truth is motocross is a rough sport and your going to get hurt but if you like your life and love your loved ones, protect your life and dont cheap out on gear!!!
I just bought all the products you presented plus elbow guards and suit, great video
Awesome! Thank you!
Thanks man, great video. Very articulate. Greetings from France !
So I'm a complete noob to dirt biking just got one like last week. One question I have regarding gear, I ordered a alpinestars m5 helmet and was wondering if the 100% racecraft 2 goggle will fit it.
Yes, those goggles should fit in that helmet. - Chase
I keep going back and forth between getting a sm5 or go ahead and get a 6D atr 1 but it’s just so hard to justify spending 500 dollars. I bought the tech 7 booths which was the most I’ve spent on gear. But I really want a good helmet. Should I pull the trigger on the 6D or is the SM5 good and safe enough since I don’t really race just go to the track on weekend?
Riding a track on the weekend and racing shouldn't make a difference. Maybe while racing you're pushing a little harder but you'll want what you feel is the safest helmet regardless. The SM5 is a great, affordable helmet, and I can't tell you which one is the safer between it and the ATR-1, but it's fair to say that the ATR-1 does have more advanced technology. If you feel like you'll be safe in the Astars, then get it. If you think the ATR-1 is the safest option, then go with that. - Chase
One man’s opinion: I’d go with the ATR-1. I had an ATR-1 and now I have an ATR-2. I’ve gone butt over tea kettle and slid down a gravel road on the side of my head in the ATR-1 after smacking it off the ground. My head was OK. My collar bone not so much. Every hit is different, but I spent a lot of time researching after a similar crash I had in a Shoei where I got a gnarly concussion. I have much, much more confidence in the 6D.
I absolutely love my leatt knee braces. 300$ for both! They do the job. Yeah they aren't top of the line but for our average Joe they're great
Which is the best neck brace I can buy with 200£
Leatt 3.5
What about SIDI and Airoh? Don‘t you carry / recommend them anymore?
Great video, as always! Keep up the good work, it’s why I spend my money with you guys!
Thanks, and we will!
As someone who is just learning the clutch, how to ride, and will only be riding trails and no jumps for a long bit, do I need knee braces, chest protector, and a neck brace?
Personally, I would always recommend some sort of chest protection for any skill level. As for knee braces and a neck brace, that is completely up to the rider. Knee injuries can happen at slow speeds just a easily as high speeds, but that also doesn't mean that a knee brace will save you. I would at least get some good, protective knee guards. Neck braces are personal preference. I don't wear one personally, but if a rider feels safer wearing it, more power to them. - Chase
Great detailed description 👍
Glad you think so!
I am planning on ordering the Yamaha raptor 700 next month for the sand dunes ( My first quad bike ) so I would like to know if I should by all the protective gear or should I buy a helmet and boots only
The more protective gear the better! A good helmet and off-road boots should be the minimum.
It’s funny they have to say not impact rates on the lower priced chest protectors but they damn sure would have saved my ribs by just dispersing the impact even if it just a few paper plates stacked together lol.
What are your thoughts on elbow guards are they worth it or are just a distraction?
Totally depends on the rider. Some riders like them and some don't. - Chase
Ive thought many times about buying elbow guards, just cant commit to them. If i did they would have to be a neoprene pull on design as i dont like Velcro straps.
could i use stx lacrosse elbow guards🤣 Serious question
please lmk
Thank u for making gear guide video. Esp. very helpful for people who r new to motocross and planning to invest in gear. What would b ur personal suggestion for a beginner. Entry level boots or increasing budget to buy mid leatt4.5/tech7
I would definitely spend the extra money and either get the Tech 7 or the 4.5. Both are great boots for the price, especially the 4.5, and will be great boots as you progress and get better. - Chase
@@rmatvmc thank u so much Sir 😊🙏
Would anyone recommend buying chest protectors for trail riding?
only thing chest protector are for are roost deflection so prob not
@@localcoastanglers6660 what about protecting from handlebar to chest in wreck or limbs from tree
@@localcoastanglers6660 They also help if you take a handlebar to the midsection or hit a tree and dont want to be speared on the limbs
for a dual sport dirtbike? same stuff? or jackets
Can I buy a hole set from head to foot wear Sir?
I am looking for protective gear, but I am 5'6" 260 and not finding stuff that fits. I am active person. Any help would be appreciated.
Can you be a little more specific? What type of gear are you looking for? Helmet, boots, knee brace etc.
you guys should add chest protectors to your web site
We have a ton of chest protectors!
www.rockymountainatvmc.com/riding-gear/roost-deflectors
@@rmatvmc so i could buy a roost deflector and it will do the same thing as a chest protector
@@angelinomorales7663 yes, roost protectors and chest protectors are pretty much the same. You’ll get more protection with something that is CE rated.
Me personally, I need a chest protector that'll cover my ribs most of my chest my shoulders and the side of my arms, something that's durable, impact resistant that'll absorb shock and that is light weight and cheap but still good
I would recommend the Alpinestars A6 based on what you're looking for. I've used it (without the arm protectors) and it feels light and has great coverage. - Chase
You guys should definitely send me some of this gear
I just need white boots and helmet to look like a full stormtrooper.
You sound and do your reviews like Wear testers does shoes. Good job and it's the best on RUclips.
I appreciate that!
I have a very large oval head and have a very difficult time finding helmets that fit without modifying. Any suggestions ????
Have you tried a 6D ATR-2? I find the fit generous. I get a large and then substitute the medium cheek pads. You can mix and match liners and cheek pads for XS/SM, M/L, XL/XXL. So in effect you could turn a large into a medium, etc. Or like you could do a medium liner and then large cheek pads, etc. If you email them your measurements they can help you with fit.
Only thing with me and knee guards is they slide down while I ride and by the end of a race they are shin gaurds
Use knee brace sleeves with them and turn up the end of the sleeve over the bottom and the top of the guard to help hold in place. Works good.
Didn’t mention the price on the 6d
The ATR-1 starts around $475 and the 6D ATR-2 is $650 to $700 depending on colorway. You can hit the first link in the description for a page with everything seen in this video or you can hit this link to view all our 6D helmets: www.rockymountainatvmc.com/riding-gear/6d-helmets
sometimes knee braces can make you more damage during an accident than if you would have without them.
How so?
@@rmatvmc the leg is locked and unable to absorb impact especially when you hit obstacle down part of your foot and normally your leg would bend or slightly overextend but with braces full impact will be transferred into bone cracking it finally. Leg in a brace is less flexible and adaptable.
@@onlydaytoday2945if you’re over extending your leg then you’re going to tear something. Bones heal in 6-8 weeks, knees take many months to recover. I had knee surgery 9 weeks ago and i was not wearing braces
Great video, I’ll be on LA by March, where can I buy this products? Can you recommend me a store please!
Rockymountainatvmc.com
Watch Ryan Hughes on RUclips before purchasing neck braces and knee braces . Most top guys aren’t wearing neck braces anymore because you ride differently in the wrong technique and the same goes for knee braces , Infact you are more likely to crash being braced
Ryno says some stupid stuff. On knee braces, he says they weaken your knees. That’s idiotic. Knee braces do not assist your muscles. In other words, put a knee brace on and see if you can squat more etc.
He’s become a ego self promoting know it all without understanding the basics of physics.
Howdy🤠🇺🇸
God only gave you one brain so save your money and get the best helmet I spent thousands on safty gear and still hurt my ribs chest protector with rib protection leaht 5.5 is a great one
This guy seems to ride a lot in every boot😂
You feeling good bro? You sound a little stuffy